A minor revelation to those who cannot eat French fries but also
cannot do without them. Compared to French fries, they have a much
lower glycemic index, contain less fat, and no transfatty acids. The
fries can be prepared up to 24 hours in advance so that one only has
to bake them before eating. Blanch, cool, and dry the fries and keep
them in the refrigerator until they are to be baked.

Cooking Instructions1) Fill a one quart (1L) pot 1/2 with water, bring to a boil, and add
a pinch of sea salt. Fill a large bowl 2/3 with ice-cold water.
Blanch the celeriac fries for exactly 2 minutes in the boiling water,
drain in a colander, and immediately transfer the fries to the bowl
with ice-cold water. Leave to cool for at least 10 minutes. 2) Drain the celeriac fries, transfer to a small bowl, add extra
virgin olive oil, and turn until the fries are completely covered in
the oil. 3) Arrange the fries in a single layer on a baking tray covered
with baking paper (also called parchment paper), sprinkle with sea
salt and freshly ground black pepper. Place pan in the middle of the
over, and broil for 15-20 minutes until the fries are golden and
slightly crispy on the outside. Remember to turn the fries over
occasionally, so that they're cooked evenly on the outside. Serve the
celeriac fries immediately, while still hot.

Note: Measurements are provided in both U.S. and European/metric units.

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